Two Weddings One Day In Madison County
Two weddings occurred Tuesday afternoon in Madison County. Miss Myris McKissick married S Perry Lester Jr of Exeter Nebraska, daughter of the late Frank McKissick. The brides and grooms will reside in Exeter where the brides taught in public schools. Reverend Elder officiated both ceremonies. Also reported, Bob Hawkins was found guilty of desertion and sentenced to seven years at Fort Leavenworth. Local youths endanger orchards prompting warnings to protect fruit and property. Miss Ruth Bush visited Dunbar Nebraska recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Myris McKissick
S. Perry Lester Jr
Exeter
Neb
Frank McKissick
C. Wee Sturgeon
Lester
Bud Bruce
Rev. Elder
Christian Church
Bob Hawkins
Tabor
Cronk
Fort Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary
Democratic Delegates and County Committee Lists
Delegates chosen at primaries are listed by district with several Benton, Franklin, Green, Madison, and Scott counties named. The Democratic county central committee is given with chair and secretary. Also notes on a sale advert and two local marriages and a visit of Ernest Almloff and son to see a ill father in Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Jyne
Benton
EH. Woods
James Gibson
PH. Reed
George
Crocker
L. Kellogg
Charley O'Brien
Copeland
Wisher
Clark
L. Larson
C. Hatton
Ross
E. M. Laird
Ira McCormick
John Barbour
W. H. Wyant
al Dawson
Scott
W. H. McGlaskey
H. Baylor
CG. M. Lucas
FE. Halloway
Gow
Sheer
J. W. Husband
Baldwin
David Foster
Wao
Harle
E. A. Travis
R. F. Hickman
Wilbur McDaniel
Tate
W. H. Wilson
Fred Hiatt
Waulnut
E. Thomas
Carl
H. W. Vaughn
Washington No
O. A. Prather
W. A. Bell
Niblett
Democratic County Central Committee
Ernest Almloff and Son
Burlington
Republican Judicial Convention Chooses District Candidates
The Fifteenth Iowa district convention in Council Bluffs nominated five candidates J B Rockafellow Thos Arthur A J Cook R W Beeson and George Gullison with John Stone as chairman and W C Ratcliff as secretary after 63 ballots and a long session. The committee endorsed the Republican platform praising judiciary and N W Macy with a lengthy roll call then a rain delay ended the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Council Bluffs
J. B. Rockafellow
Atlantic
Thos, Arthur
Logan
A. J. Cook
Malvern
R. W. Beeson
Red Oak
George Gullison
Harlan
John ¥. Stone
Mills County
W. C
N. W. Macy
Arthur
Benson
Cook
Cullison
Rocka
Fellow
Locust Grove Notes Highlight Weather Roads and Jubilant Events
Flooded by rain and wind this year, Locust Grove faces road and bridge fund strain as county officials note deficits. The community hosts a patriotic program with readings, music, and races. Local real estate activity spikes as Mitchell Renyon and Hatton agencies buy and sell land. Residents reflect on aging citizens recovering health and a memorial list grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell & Renyon Real Estate
Sidney
Hatton Real Estate
Red Oak
Ada Rider McDaniels Buried After Ark Visit
Word arrived that the body of Mrs. Ada Rider McDaniels would reach Hamburg for burial. She died in Yelsvillea Arkansas while there for health reasons, a member of the pioneer Rider family, daughter of O S Rider, a Hamburg merchant. The body will be escorted by the K P and Pythian Sisters to the cemetery after train arrival. There was also a large town parade and show featuring Jumbo the elephant, clowns, and acts at Main Street and the grounds, followed by a free exhibit and performances praised as the best in the city. A hot wind and possible twister were noted Tuesday morning, exciting residents who observed fires and wind-driven disturbances, while Mrs. Lou Parkhurst returned Tuesday from Rural Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Rider McDanials
McDaniels
Yelsvillea
Ark
McDanials
Hamburg
O. S. Rider
Jumbo
Leon
Squadunk
Rockport Mail
Terra Firma
Strayed Duroc Sow Notice Near Hamburg Pasture
Adolph Miller reports a stray Duroc Jersey sow about 150 pounds in his pasture eight miles southeast of Hamburg. Readers with information urged to contact Adolph Miller R F D No 1b or C Kish Hamburg. Notice signed by D.8 Woods and W. W. Auspatch warning trespassers to keep off orchard lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Miller
Hamburg
Woods
W. W
Cemetery Association Meeting Set for July Seventh
The cemetery association will hold its next meeting in the Club Room on Tuesday afternoon July 7. A good attendance is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cemetery Association
Rebekahs Jerusalem D Lodge to Install Officers July 4
The Rebekahs Jerusalem D of R. Lodge No. 159 will hold its semi annual installation of officers on July 4. All members are urged to attend. A. C. Leach of Rockport Missouri visited the city Sunday. Misses white canvas oxfords on sale at half price at The Hub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs Jerusalem D
R. Lodge No. 159
Missies
Death From Dog Bite Claims T R Long Life of Traveling Solicitor
T R Long of the Nonpareil newspaper dies after blood poisoning from a dog bite at the home of A C Knight near Silver City on June 18. He was rushed to Mercy hospital but the infection worsened despite treatment. Long, son of Benjamin F Long of Bartlett, was a Hamburg native who worked as a traveling solicitor for the Coun cil Bias Nonpareil and left three children. He was remembered as steady and industrious, with family funeral ties in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.R. Long
A. C. Knight
Silver City
Mr.Long
Mercy Hospital
Gale
Mr. Long
Knight
Long
Thomas. R. Long
Benjamine F.long
Bartlett
Fom
Hamburg
Severak
Rule
Neb
Council
Novpariel
Parkhurst
Davis heads to Denver for Democratic convention journey
W T Davis left Tuesday for Denver to attend the Democratic convention. He plans a one to two day stop in Colorado Springs and Manitou before heading to Van Coover, British Columbia to visit his sister. He expects a six to eight week trip. Ed Alexander and his wife from Colorado spent several days visiting James Manz and family last week. Mr. Alexander formerly lived near Thurman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.T. Davis
Denver
Colorado Springs
Manitou
van Coover
B. C
Ed Alexander
Colorado
James Manz
Mr. Alexander
Thurman
Bread departs Hambure for Rhinland Wis with Reporter
John Bread, noted as one of Hambure's good citizens, moved this week to Rhinland Wisconsin. His longtime friend, the Reporter, will accompany him to the new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bread
Hambure
Rhinlander
Wis
Mill floods as sawyer quits after water surge
Wm. Smith faced sudden flooding on the lower island while sawing lumber for Dick Brown and Wright Barns this spring. The rising water forced him to stop work, leaving his mill and engine submerged several feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Smith
Dick Brown
Wright
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Omaha
Ruth Bush
Dunbar
Democrates
Frank Heas
Monroe
T. L. Clark
Prairie
F. B. Gordon
Riverside
A. Freeman
Riverton
W. V. Mcintosh
J. E. McCluakey
Sidnes
Walnut
J. G. Scott
Washington
Prather
Harry Brown
Mable Releigh
Watson
M. F. Brower
Bown
Lown
Locust Grove
America
Frank Coykendall
Ruth Dayis
Vernet Scott
Reading
Peavey Minnie Lush
Mamie
Jennie Griffin
Cage
Young Ladies Address
Musi Dinter
Calithompian
Helen
R. A. Swisher
Board of Supervisors
O. P. Colen
James Easly
Jack Wilson
James Medford
Doctor Rees
O. S. Wing
Geo. Prather
Margaret Holmes
F Or M. Digman
Percival
Lou Parkhurst
Cemetry Association
A. C. Leach
Rockport, Mo
Deis
Binifs
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